Iraqi Immigrants Face Unforseen Challenges In United States
New York Times:
Not long after the Iraq war began in 2003, Uday Hattem al-Ghanimi was accosted by several men outside the American military base where he managed a convenience store. They accused him of abetting the Americans, and one fired a pistol at his head.
Now, after 24 operations, Mr. Ghanimi has a reconstructed face as well as political asylum in the United States. On July 4, his wife and three youngest children joined him in New York after a three-year separation.
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First Posted: 09/13/09 06:12 AM ET Updated: 05/25/11 02:50 PM ET